Minimally invasive cosmetic procedures are currently very popular, with hyaluronic acid being one of the most favored injectable materials. It offers convenience and effectiveness, capable of facial contouring while also reducing wrinkles and combating aging.Of course, hyaluronic acid treatments have a drawback: the substance is gradually absorbed by the body through metabolism. However, the rate of absorption varies significantly between individuals. Some claim this absorption speed is linked to body weight—but is this true? Thinner individuals absorb hyaluronic acid faster This might offer some comfort to those who are slightly overweight. Generally, thinner individuals metabolize and absorb hyaluronic acid more quickly than heavier individuals. This is primarily because thinner people tend to have a higher metabolic rate.Additionally, older individuals tend to metabolize it slightly faster than younger people. What else affects hyaluronic acid absorption? First-time injections absorb most rapidly Hyaluronic acid acts like moisture within the skin. When first injected, skin cells rapidly absorb this foreign substance. High-quality hyaluronic acid may last slightly longer. Subsequent touch-up injections absorb more slowly, resulting in longer-lasting effects.
Night owls experience faster absorption
While hyaluronic acid is known for hydration, if individuals neglect skin hydration after injection—through habits like staying up late—the filler is rapidly absorbed. Therefore, after treatment, it's best to avoid late nights, smoking, and alcohol, while increasing water intake.